Explaining Brazil
The Brazilian ReportNews from Brazil, by The Brazilian Report — an independent media outlet uniquely positioned to offer an insider’s view of current affairs in Brazil.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 429 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Business NewsGovernmentNews | |||
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For years, Brazil's Supreme Court picked fights with Congress and the presidency. This month it turned on itself. On September 15, the full court sat for more than seven hours to answer a question it has dodged for 130 years, and walked away without ... more
Brazil's Supreme Court is facing what may be the worst crisis in its history. Justice André Mendonça unsealed the Banco Master investigation, exposing messages between the bank's former CEO and Justice Alexandre de Moraes. Now two factions of the cou... more
Two polls released Monday shook the political establishment. Augusto Cury, of the small Avante party, took third place in both: 11% in Nexus's survey, 7.8% in Atlas Intel's.
The numbers force rivals and analysts to take Cury seriously for the fi... more
Brazil's 2026 campaign is officially underway, and almost all the attention will be on the presidential race. That's a problem, because power in Brazil is increasingly won and lost in Congress — where the budget is controlled and where any president'... more
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Your not realizing the previous Brasil president was conservative and more on par with USA president trump at that time. Right or wrong. Now you went left in your last election and expect trump to still treat you like a brother. Your president isn’t pro American and has become close to china. That doesn’t work with trump or those that elected him. AIM to be more moderate and the tariffs will respond in kind. We love Brasil but not your government at this time.
Apple Podcasts3WTCMEDIC911
United Statesa year ago - Nice to have Brazilian news in English
Not much is available in English about current events in Brazil. As someone with family in Brazil, I like to keep up and appreciate this source of Brazilian news.
Apple Podcasts5Bilas PelesUnited Statesa year ago Pretty good podcast with a typically leftist filter on Brazilian current events.
Podcast Addict42 years agopremitive1I've listened to this purchase for years as a casual listener. The quality of the podcast has seemed to diminish as they focus more on driving subscriptions. Several minutes of the most recent episode were drowned out by music louder than the person speaking.
Podcast Addict32 years agopremitive1- Brazil - Love it or leave it.
As a gringo of over 10 years I enjoy this podcast. Really enjoyed the 4 part Brazil - Love it or leave it series. Would like to hear more on Brazil’s global political history and relationships with other nations. Always great to have politics in English even if I don’t agree with all the outlooks and views.
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Apple Podcasts | #162 | United States/News/Business News |
Apple Podcasts | #34 |  Canada/News/Business News |
Apple Podcasts | #111 | United Kingdom/News/Business News |
Apple Podcasts | #71 |  Italy/News/Business News |
Apple Podcasts | #146 |  Germany/News/Business News |
Apple Podcasts | #195 |  Australia/News/Business News |
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Explaining Brazil presents informed discussions on Brazilian politics, economics, and governance with a roster of researchers, economists, and policy experts. Episodes frequently examine Congress dynamics, trade policy, diplomacy, and regional geopolitics, often featuring long-form interviews that unpack complex issues for decision-makers and informed listeners alike. A notable strength is its ability to blend academic insight with practical implications for business, policy, and international relations, making it a strong resource for listeners seeking depth, context, and diverse perspectives on Brazil's near- and mid-term trajectory.
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Explaining Brazil launched 9 years ago and published 429 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Explaining Brazil include:
1. James Green
2. Welber Barral
3. James N. Green
4. Oscar Vilhena
5. Otto Routono Filho
6. Brent Millican
7. Caipirinho Scanovino
8. André Perfeito
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